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Here is a full summary of all 5 documents for Mrs. Simron Kumari, 19Y/F, seen at East Point Hospital, Bangalore on 29 July 2026.

Patient: Simron Kumari | 19 Years, Female | UHID: EPH260000086121

Department: Gynaecology | Consultant: Dr. Gynaecology Unit

1. CBC (Complete Blood Count)

ParameterResultReferenceStatus
Haemoglobin (Hb)11.1 g/dL11.5 - 16⚠️ Low
Total WBC Count15.23 × 10³/µL4 - 11⚠️ High (circled)
Neutrophils77.3%40 - 70⚠️ High
Lymphocytes11.5%17 - 40⚠️ Low
Monocytes7.4%0 - 10Normal
Eosinophils3.6%1 - 5Normal
Basophils0.2%0 - 1Normal
RBC3.43 × 10⁶/µL4 - 5.4⚠️ Low
HCT/PCV31.3%40 - 52⚠️ Low
MCV91.3 fL77 - 97Normal
MCH32.4 pg26 - 34Normal
MCHC35.5 g/dL33 - 36Normal
RDW-CV15.0%9 - 14.5⚠️ High
Platelet Count247 × 10³/µL150 - 450Normal
ESR70 mm/hr0 - 20⚠️ Very high
Key CBC findings:
  • Mild anaemia (Hb 11.1, normocytic pattern with slightly elevated RDW suggesting possible mixed deficiency or early iron/folate deficiency in pregnancy)
  • Leukocytosis (15.23) with neutrophilia (77.3%) - can be physiological in pregnancy but may also reflect infection/inflammation
  • Raised ESR (70) - expected to be elevated in pregnancy, but significantly elevated and needs correlation
  • Low lymphocytes (11.5%) - relative lymphopenia

2. Obstetric Sonography (USG)

LMP: 25/12/2025 | GA by LMP: 30 weeks 6 days | EDD by LMP: 01/10/2026

Observations

  • Single live intrauterine fetus, cephalic presentation
  • Cardiac activity: Normal, HR = 132 bpm
  • Placenta: Anterior wall
  • Liquor: Just adequate, AFI = 8.7 cm (lower limit of normal; normal 8-18 cm)
  • Cervix: 3.3 cm, internal os closed

Fetal Biometry

MeasurementValueGestational Age
BPD7.39 cm29 weeks 5 days
HC27.24 cm29 weeks 5 days
AC25.49 cm29 weeks 5 days
FL5.75 cm30 weeks 1 day
  • EFW: 1460 ± 213 g (average GA = 29 weeks 6 days)
  • EDD by USG: 08/10/2026
  • EFW percentile: ~12.5th - suggests mild fetal growth restriction (FGR)

Doppler Evaluation

VesselPIPercentile
MCA (Middle Cerebral Artery)2.6293rd
UA (Umbilical Artery)1.3584th
Cerebro-Placental Ratio (CPR)1.9436th
Doppler impression: Within normal limits. MCA PI is high (good brain perfusion), UA PI is also elevated but reportedly normal. CPR > 1 is reassuring.

Overall USG Impression

  1. Single live intrauterine fetus of ~30 weeks in cephalic presentation with good cardiac activity
  2. Colour Doppler indices for MCA & UA within normal limits
  3. Liquor just adequate - follow-up suggested

3. Ultrasound Images (Printed Films)

The films show:
  • AFI quadrant measurements: Q1 = 1.89 cm, Q2 = 3.59 cm, Q3 = 2.70 cm, Q4 = 0.53 cm → AFI = 8.71 cm
  • Umbilical artery Doppler waveforms with S/D = 4.40, PI = 1.35, RI = 0.77, HR = 130 bpm
  • Fetal body image showing AC = 25.49 cm, EFW = 1460g at 29w5d (12.5th percentile)
  • MCA Doppler: PI = 2.62, RI = 1.00, HR = 126 bpm, S/D = 505.29
  • FL measurement: 5.75 cm, GA 30w1d (FL/BPD = 78%, FL/HC = 0.21)

Summary of Clinical Concerns

FindingSignificance
Hb 11.1 g/dLMild anaemia in pregnancy - needs iron/folate supplementation monitoring
WBC 15.23, Neutrophilia 77.3%Leukocytosis - physiological in pregnancy or may indicate infection
ESR 70 mm/hrMarkedly elevated - needs clinical correlation (infection, inflammation)
EFW 1460g at ~30 weeks (12.5th %ile)Suggestive of mild fetal growth restriction (FGR)
AFI 8.71 cmLow-normal amniotic fluid - borderline oligohydramnios; follow-up advised
UA PI 1.35 (84th %ile)Elevated but not absent/reversed; Doppler currently reassuring
CPR 1.94 (36th %ile)Within normal range (>1), but watch trend
Overall: This is a 19-year-old primigravida at approximately 30 weeks gestation with mild anaemia, a mildly growth-restricted fetus with borderline liquor. Dopplers are currently normal, which is reassuring. Close monitoring with serial growth scans and Doppler assessments is warranted. The treating gynaecology team should evaluate the leukocytosis and elevated ESR for any underlying infection.
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